Neurable has released its latest brain-scanning headphones, the Neurable One, marking its first independent launch. This follows previous collaborations, including the MW75 Neuro and Neuro LT, which were developed with Master & Dynamic.
The Neurable One is designed to track focus levels throughout the day using an integrated EEG. It monitors brain waves to identify peak attention periods and suggests breaks when focus declines. The device also reports the Alpha Peak Frequency, a general cognition metric.
Beyond focus, the headphones provide metrics such as brain age, mental processing speed, and the impact of sleep on daily function. These insights aim to offer a comprehensive view of cognitive performance, differentiating it from typical fitness wearables.
The Neurable One includes 40mm beryllium drivers and six microphones for active noise cancellation (ANC) and ambient passthrough. It offers up to 22 hours of battery life for audio playback, which reduces to 12 hours when the EEG function is active.
The Neurable One headphones are available for purchase at a price of $499.
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Neurable has launched its third generation of brain-scanning headphones, the Neurable One, independently without previous partners. These headphones monitor focus levels, brain waves, and provide metrics like brain age and mental processing speed.